This is your repository for your capstone project. You will use this repository on your own for d0. If you elect to perform the rest of the capstone (d1, d2, and d3) on your own, we will update the repo for the rest of the project once you have completed d0. If you choose to work with a partner for the rest of the capstone (d1, d2, and d3), we will provision a new repository for you and your partner to work on together.

To run AutoTest:

1. Make a local commit on your machine and push it to your GitHub repository (or edit a file directly using the GitHub web editor).

2. Go to that commit in the GitHub web interface.

3. In the comments textbox at the bottom of the commit page, add a @ubcbot #d0 (or use whatever #dX you wish to invoke). AutoTest will comment back on your commit once it has analyzed it. For more details, please see the AutoTest instructions.

To start using this repository, you need to get your computer configured so you can build and execute the code. To do this, follow these steps; the specifics of each step (especially the first two) will vary based on which operating system your computer has:

1. Install git (you should be able to execute git --version on the command line).

2. Install Node LTS (8.9.X), which will also install NPM (you should be able to execute node --version and npm --version on the command line).

3. Install Yarn. You should be able to execute yarn --version afterwards.

4. Clone the project on https://github.com/secapstone. You can find your team ID and clone the repo by visiting your project in GitHub and getting the clone target by clicking on the green button on your project repository.

Once your environment is configured you need to further prepare the project's tooling and dependencies. In the project folder:

1. yarn clean (or yarn cleanwin if you are using Windows) to delete your project's node_modules directory.

2. yarn install to download the packages specified in your project's package.json to the node_modules directory.

3. yarn build to compile your project. You must run this command after making changes to your TypeScript files.

4. yarn test to run the test suite.

You do not need to use any specific IDE for this capstone, but WebStorm should be automatically configured the first time you open the repository, should you choose to use it. For other IDEs and editors, you'll want to set up test and debug tasks and specify that the schema of all files in test/queries should follow test/query.schema.json.